Summer night of delights
THE weather may not have been ideal but those who made the trek into the heart of Traralgon on Friday night were not disappointed with the Summer Nights Festival offering up a smorgasbord of entertainment.
Loy Yang agreement terminated
Unions are poised to launch an appeal after yesterday's Fair Work Commission decision to terminate the enterprise bargaining agreement at Loy Yang A.
‘Paterson’s Curse’ weed found in Traralgon
Noxious weed Paterson's Curse has been identified growing on properties in Traralgon.
Unit buy not on taxpayer time: Darren Chester
Federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester has moved to clarify Fairfax Media reports this week which stated he "bought a unit" while on a taxpayer-funded trip to Melbourne.
Choirs to raise voice against violence
The Choir of Hard Knocks made national headlines when it set out to support Victoria's homeless and disadvantaged minority.
Berry Street eyes Morwell Primary site
A specialist school divided across two separate Morwell locations is hoping to co-exist at the former Morwell Primary School site.
Decision imminent
A decision on energy operator AGL's bid to terminate an enterprise bargaining agreement at Loy Yang is expected to be reached by early next week.
Valley assistance needed for understanding ice
Researchers will consult those at the centre of the ice epidemic as part of a state-first study into the use of the drug.
Building dreams, brick by brick
When Morwell mother Belinda Dawson's son Jack was diagnosed with mild autism spectrum disorder at the age of four, her biggest worry was the possibility he may never find his dream job.
Share your Hazelwood stories
Documentary filmmakers are putting the call out to Hazelwood workers to share their stories about the power station and mine's impending closure.
Time to wake
Moments of the sublime can be found in our immediate surroundings.
Cost of online ticket buy
A concerned resident has warned of the dangers of online ticket purchases.





















